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2020

A marginal structural model approach to analyse work-related injuries: An example using data from the Health and Retirement Study.

Navneet Baidwan, Susan Gerberich, Hyun Kim, Andrew Ryan, Timothy Church, Benjamin Capistrant

Injury Prevention, 2020

2019

A longitudinal study of work-related psychosocial factors and injuries: Implications for the aging United States workforce.

Navneet Baidwan, Susan Gerberich, Hyun Kim, Andrew Ryan, Timothy Church, Benjamin Capistrant

American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2019

2018

Later-Life Disability in Environmental Context: Why Living Arrangements Matter.

Carrie Henning-Smith, Tetyana Shippee, Benjamin Capistrant

Gerontologist, 2018

A longitudinal study of work-related injuries: comparisons of health and work-related consequences between injured and uninjured aging United States adults

Navneet Baidwan, Susan Gerberich, Hyun Kim, Andrew Ryan, Timothy Church, Benjamin Capistrant

Injury Epidemiology, 2018

2017

Physical activity, but not body mass index, predicts less disability before and after stroke.

Pamela Rist, Benjamin Capistrant, Elizabeth Mayeda, Sze Liu, Maria Glymour

Neurology, 2017

2015

Do Physical Activity, Smoking, Drinking, or Depression Modify Transitions from Cognitive Impairment to Functional Disability?

Pamela Rist, Jessica Marden, Benjamin Capistrant, Bei Wu, Maria Glymour

Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, 2015

2014

Dementia and dependence: Do Modifiable Risk Factors Delay Disability?

Pamela Rist, Benjamin Capistrant, Bei Wu, Jessica Marden, Maria Glymour

Neurology, 2014

Does duration of spousal caregiving affect risk of depression onset? Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study.

Benjamin Capistrant, Lisa Berkman, Maria Glymour

Am J Geriatr Psychiatry, 22, 2014

The disability burden associated with stroke emerges before stroke onset and differentially affects blacks: results from the health and retirement study cohort.

Benjamin Capistrant, Nicte Mejia, Sze Liu, Qianyi Wang, Maria Glymour

J Gerontol A Biol Sci Med Sci, 69, 2014

Changes in Memory before and after Stroke Differ by Age and Sex, but Not by Race

Qianyi Wang, Iván Mejía-Guevara, Pamela Rist, Stefan Walter, Benjamin Capistrant, Maria Glymour

Cerebrovascular Diseases, 37, 2014

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2013

Does the association between depressive symptoms and cardiovascular mortality risk vary by race? Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study.

Benjamin Capistrant, Paola Gilsanz, Robin Moon, Anna Kosheleva, Kristen Patton, Maria Glymour

Ethn Dis, 23, 2013

Stroke-associated differences in rates of activity of daily living loss emerge years before stroke onset.

Benjamin Capistrant, Qianyi Wang, Sze Liu, Maria Glymour

J Am Geriatr Soc, 61, 2013

2012

Current and long-term spousal caregiving and onset of cardiovascular disease.

Benjamin Capistrant, Robin Moon, Lisa Berkman, Maria Glymour

J Epidemiol Community Health, 2012

Elevated depressive symptoms and incident stroke in Hispanic, African-American, and White older Americans.

Maria Glymour, Jessica Yen, Anna Kosheleva, Robin Moon, Benjamin Capistrant, Kristen Patton

J Behav Med, 35, 2012

Self-reported and measured hypertension among older US- and foreign-born adults.

Kellee White, Mauricio Avendano, Benjamin Capistrant, Robin Moon, Sze Liu, Maria Glymour

J Immigr Minor Health, 14, 2012

Stroke incidence in older US Hispanics: is foreign birth protective?

Robin Moon, Benjamin Capistrant, Ichiro Kawachi, Mauricio Avendano, S Subramanian V, Lisa Bates, Maria Glymour

Stroke, 43, 2012

Long-term rate of change in memory functioning before and after stroke onset.

Qianyi Wang, Benjamin Capistrant, Amy Ehntholt, Maria Glymour

Stroke, 2012

Spousal caregiving and incident hypertension.

Benjamin Capistrant, Robin Moon, Maria Glymour

Am J Hypertens, 25, 2012

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